My father’s lawyer didn’t just call. He detonated my certainty.
I was ready for ruin, for proof that my father had died
as he’d lived—distant, depleted, done with trying. Instead, there was a house. His house. Our house.
The one I’d mourned as abandoned, swallowed by ivy and silence,
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